Indian Airlines

About Indian Airlines

In an earnest attempt to pave way for the emergence of a single entity as India's National Flag carrier, Indian Airlines and Air India, India's premier airlines were merged to form Air India to provide an integrated international and domestic footprint, for the advantage of travelers. This Indian Airlines and Air India merger has brought seamless integration of domestic and international flights, allowing passengers to check in for their international flight from any domestic point in India. Indian Airlines, in its new avtar of Air India can be identified with its key color as orange and a contemporary graphic representation of a flying swan with the Konark Chakra placed inside it, the imagery depicting traditional Indian hospitality and service. Indian Airlines or the new Air India has an improved frequent flier programs with new offerings to various global destinations. The consumer is a clear winner in this merger, having a much-improved product and superior service quality. Indian

Daljeet Jaswal
Posted on 05 Apr 2009

Thanks for being so customer friendly and showing so much of concern for customers comfort! Its truly appreciated.

nitendra lokre
Posted on 04 Jun 2009

keep it up